Trains Schedule Change Brings Boise Stop and Shuttle Route
Union Pacific announces a Boise stop on all main line trains from April 1 1925 with a new Shuttle service Boise to Orchard via Meridian Nampa and Orchard. Trains 17 25 23 from Chicago east and Portland west arrive at Boise at 1 15 3 25 and 5 05 respectively. fast mail and express will skip Boise, using the old main line to Nampa.
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Union Pacific
Boise
Huntington
Ise
Orchard
Meridian
Nampa
Kwoa
Chicago
Boiee
Idaho Capital
Avelock
Vortland
Ige
Ain
Belge
Matin
Zoning Commissions Authorized for Boise and Pocatello
Boise reports that house bill No 324 signed by Governor Moore allows zoning commissions in Boise and Pocatello to regulate future building types. The measure targets first class cities and stems from the cities and towns committee. The governor also signed bill No 872 funding a water survey on the Clarks Fork, though he cut the appropriation to 11500.
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Boise
Mar
C. C. Moore
Pocatello
Committee On
Moore
Ueverner
Clarks Fork
Columbia River
Harader Addresses Idaho Falls Chamber on State Plan
J A Harader former Pocatello chamber secretary and state chamber affiliate spoke at a noon Idaho Falls luncheon outlining plans for the new state organization and urging cooperation among cities, business leaders, and farmers. Other speakers included Warren Baker and Albert Dent with a note of a dinner for Senator Yeaman and Reps Gustafsen and Beasley replacing the next weekly meeting.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Mar
J. A. Harader
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Harader
Warren Baker
Party of Roterians
West Yellowstone
Albert Dent
Idaho Fglls Realty Board
Chamber of Commerce
M. B. Yeaman
Fred Gustafsen
A. H. Beasley
Bonneville County
Must Amend Articles Incorporation Secure Use of Power Site
Twin Falls March 11 The official opinion of Judge James K Bothwell states the purpose clause of Twin Falls Cans company excludes construction and operation of electrical power plants or distribution of power Therefore amending articles is required before tentative plans could proceed A group of residents landowners and agents including W C Hayward and Attorney George Herriott appeared to present the advantages of a Clear Lakes power site to the canal board Judge Bothwells January 8 1925 ruling held the development right and control of waters within the canal company pertain to the canal company Only the key facts from the board meeting and legal opinion are noted along with the interested parties and site mentioned
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Twin Falls
James K. Bothwell
Twin Falls Cans Company
Canal Board
W. C. Hayward
Clear Lakes
George Herriott
Judge Bothwell
Jud Bothwell
Canal Company
McCammon Notes and Social Roundup March In Town
Jola Hale underwent adenoid operation in Paratell and is recovering well. Attendees at the senior ball included Beth Daniels Mildred Tribble A Fife Dr Ham of Lava Hot Springs Max Cohn of Arimo and Miss Kigta Sells of Downey. Local visits featured W B Wright Mrs Steve Collings and Mrs B C Goodwin. Tribble sisters visited Pocatello over the weekend. Vern Howell and Ralph Green returned from a Utah vacation. Funeral attendees for Parm Raymond included Lonnie Raymond Laland Raymond and Ogden visitors. Heriot Riddle and Mrs Walter Edwards returned from Green River Wyoming with Heriot Riddle’s remains. Mrs Matt McCourt accompanied them. she is Riddle’s daughter. J Whitney and Dorothy Jeanne Whitney returned from Boise after the 16th legislative session. Mrs Reibe left Boise with her sister. Mrs Clyde Bisho and baby of Lagan arrived for a several day visit with Vilate att.
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Parm Raymond
Green River
McCourt
Riddle
J. ¥. Whitney
Dorothy Jeanne
Boise
Whitney
Bannock County
Sre. Reibe
Mee Whitney
Clyde Bisho
Baby of Lagan
Mise Vilate
Judge Fines Wagner For Bed Check Violation
J D Wagner was ordered to pay a fine after being found out of bed check at a local business establishment. The March incident led to the sentence of 60 dollars in the pee court under local disciplines.
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Aho Falls
Mar
J. D. Wagner
Ieee
Idaho invited participate West Exhibit
Boise March 11 Cooperation of Idaho is sought for a Pacific Northwest Commercial and Industrial Exposition to be held early in 1926 in New York City. Edward P. Krammer of Tacoma explains the event aims to extend eastern markets for Pacific Northwest goods and attract buyers investors manufacturers and tourists to the region.
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Boise
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
America
New York City
Edward P. Krammer
Tacoma
Boise Endeavors to Secure Permanency of Veterans Hospital
Boise officials consider a resolution at the city council meeting to back a petition with the Boise Exchange club. The goal is to secure permanent site ground at the Boise barracks for the United States Veterans Hospital to ensure long term welfare and justify bureau funding for facilities.
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Boise
Mar
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Boise Barracks
Boise Exchange Club
United States
Veterans Hospital Bureau
Idaho Recommendations Seek Spofford as Pension Commissioner
Washington reports for Gooding Monday recommended Judson Spofford Boise Civil War veteran for pension commissioner. The president doubted continuing to name Civil War veterans as head of the pension bureau due to age. The last pension commissioner retired at 80. Idaho senator urged a provision for ex Governor D W Davis now with the reclamation bureau seeking a change.
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Idaho
Washington
Judson Spofford
Boise
Pension Bureau
D. W. Davis
Reclamation Bureau
Inkom Community Notes and Social Gatherings
A busy week in Inkom features A L Sloat and Ham Hargraves serving jury duties in Pocatello. Visitors include Miss Agnes Jackson and Mrs R J Scadden from Pocatello. Buckskin dances and Five Stewarea club gatherings fill weekend with meals served by Vilda Preece Milicent Gardner and others.
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Inkom
A. L. Sloat
Tompores
Ham Hargraves
Pocatello
Pio Hargraves
Agnesa Jackson
H.L. Mille
Troy Sinder
Buckskin
R. J. Scadden
Chas. Pfeifer
Lava Hot Springs
Francis Gagan
Buckskin School
Sam Gagan
Wee Er
Gardner
Highway
Vilda Preece
Thoreensen
M Milicent Gardner
A. L. Biocat
Jno. Meese
J. J. Preece
S. D. Wilson
Cc. Gardner
Ben
J. Christensen
Zelma Wilson
M. Hennessey
Arthur Barron
Tom Forey
Idaho Invited to Tave Exhibition In New Orleans
New Orleans March 11 United States Senator William B Borah of Idaho expresses gratitude for passing a joint resolution authorizing President Coolidge and the state Department to invite foreign nations to join a permanent International trade exhibit opening September 6 The exhibit will be housed in a 5 million army supply building loaned by the War Department Idaho producers and manufacturers will be invited to participate in the year round world trade mart aimed at expanding sales and easing procurement for buyers overseas.
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New Orleans
United States
William B. Borah
Idaho
Ransdel-O Connor
Coolidge
State Department
Borah
Louisiana
C. L. Wallace
War Department
Wallace
Plans Completed for New Ogden Hotel
Ogden moves toward a nine story hotel on the Reed hotel site at Washington avenue and Twenty fifth street. Hodgson Mclena han and the Reed Hotel company plan final specifications after Hodgson's cross country tour. Directors and stock subscribers will review the plans as contractors are sought to complete construction in nine months.
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Ogden
Reed Hotel
Washington Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
A. P. Bigelow
He Architects
Hodgson & Mclenahan
Hodgson
Mr. Bigelemgai
Bigelow
J.H. Beckett
Uode
Teacher to Furnish Rooms at Gooding College Dormitory
Miss Henrietta Gunderson, English teacher at Gooding college, agreed to furnish four dormitory rooms in memory of her mother Mrs. Martin T. Gunderson. Her gift covers one fifth of the $25 600 needed from special gifts to support increased enrollment and a new dormitory.
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Tribune
Gooding
Mar
Gooding College
Henrietta Gunderson
Lenglish
Martin T. Gunderson
Kenyon
Minnesota
Gunderson
Hamline University
South Dakota
Methodist Board of Education
West
Rockies
Licenses Granted in Idaho Falls Marriage Office
On Monday March 11 the County Recorder Witt issued marriage licenses to Arnold Nugent of Sterling Idaho and Della Phillips of Aberdeen William Price of Idaho Falls and Grace Lufkin of Rigby John D Stewart of Teton City and Ada Anderson of Shelley.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Witt
Arnold Nugent
Sterling
Idaho
Della Phillips
Aberdeen
William Price
Grace Lufkin
Rigby
John D. Stewart
Teton City
Ada Anderson
Shelley
Charles Chapman Dies in Idaho Falls at 70
Charles Chapman died at his Idaho Falls home after a lingering illness. Born in Syracuse New York he was 70 and had lived in Idaho Falls over 14 years after moving from Montana. He is survived by his wife a brother and two sisters including Mrs A D Peck widow of the late Judge Peck. Funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian church.
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Idaho Falls
C. P. Chapman
Charles Chapman
Syracuse
N. Y
Montana
New York
A. D Peck
Judge Peck
Presbyterian Church
Curzon's Condition Stable After Operation
London reports Lord Curzon shows no change in condition after yesterday operation for bladder trouble. No new complications noted as March 10 update from AP states.
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London
Lord Curzon
Sun Yat Sen’s Condition Deteriorates in Peking
Dr Sun Yat Sen, long ill in Peking, grew weaker today as officials described his condition as critical. The longtime Nouth China leader has been confined for over a month.
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Sun Yat Sen
Nouth China
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